2702 W Plath Ave
Yakima, WA 98902

This school is more than an average school, they express determination, strength, Academics. The classes I've taken and the school spirit of this school is beyond what any school here in Yakima will give you. It is a school people around the city, and out, want to attend. The IB program is great, focusing on Business, Art, Medicinal, Performance Art, and many more experiences. The dual Credit is a required course class and given many opportunities to even study in college while taking your high school, giving you the chance to receive your high school diploma and your Associates Degree in any Major they have. As well have alternatives in case you wish to be in the work force while studying. There is something in Davis high school for you, whether it is sports or art, or any of the active clubs and competitions given. Our School thrives on finding your own personal pathway and making sure you are succeeding in life.

I had a very splendid time going to Eisenhower High School when I attended there before graduating 2015, until I went today to pick up my sister, but I was going to use the restroom. The office staff did not let me use the restroom because they had a "school meeting". I am going to probably make a few heads steamed in red with this statement, but all they do at that meeting is sit on their behinds for like an hour and gossip about the student maybe just hangout for their own sake. Before someone says my comment is not relevant, just know that I took part in some activities there to give a truthful statement. The blond lady that works in the office was inherently rude along with the bimbos that work inside there, this one morning I had to go to the dentist to have my teeth clean and they would hassle my parents because it "interrupted my class time" but it is a front-back hand on them because I still graduated either way. The incompetent ladies called security on my mom because she raised her voice, yet the office staff were the ones provoking my parents. I guess it is funny and hypocritical how they tell you to "stand up" for your yourself but you cannot stand up to the staff when they do something wrong. I don't get why they act like a bunch of twats. When you go to school or work you are going to run into people you do not like.

My 10 year old autistic son goes there to McKinley elementary and his third grade teacher handled a situation very poorly and the vice principal and I feel everyone there at the school is taking it very lightly my son bangs his head for comfort reasons and because he didn't listen to stop his teacher demanded he go to the front of the classroom I'm being his head against the whiteboard and embarrass him in front of his entire class I wouldn't recommend this school for anybody I'm in the process of fighting them right now to see what couldn't be done because my son's being picked on kids are making fun of them and all because the teacher made it seem like it was okay because he picked on him in front of the class

We have a 12 year old grandson who is severely autistic, and the special ed teachers are wonderful in helping him through his school days. We also have a granddaughter who attends the same school, who is not special needs. The teachers have been wonderful towards her and she has learned a lot.

Best school I've ever went too. I'm sad to be moving on.